OCC Financial Management
Final Exam
Part One – Terms/Multiple Choice
Please circle the best answer to each question below:
- The amount of money a store pays for an item is called ______.
- Wholesale price
- Retail price
- Sales tax
- Carly owns a T-shirt shop. She pays $2 for each shirt and she sells the shirts for $10 each. So $8 is the ______on each shirt.
- Size
- Quantity
- Markup
- What is size?
- How large something is
- How well made something is
- How much money something costs
- Nicole came to Borders Books and bought a cup of coffee for $2. This means that $2 was the ______.
- Markup
- Wholesale price
- Retail price
- What is sales tax?
- Money paid to a bank when you open an account
- Money paid to the government based on a percentage of the cost of the item
- Money paid to the government based on a percentage of your salary
- Juan bought two packs of red licorice at the movie theater, so two was the ______he purchased.
- Quality
- Quantity
- Markup
- What is quality?
- How well made something is
- How large something is
- How many there are
- How is driving speed measured?
- Miles per hour
- Miles per gallon
- Percentage
- If you drive over the _____, the police could pull you over and give you a ticket.
- Legend
- Interstate highway
- Speed limit
- What is gas mileage?
- Number of miles a car can travel on one gallon of gas
- How much your gas costs every time you go the gas station
- Number of gallons of gas you can fit inside your car
- She wanted to go to a fancy restaurant for her anniversary, but she couldn’t just walk in when she wanted to eat. To make they had a table, her husband had to call first and make a ______.
- Lodging
- Reservation
- Inventory
- Recreation includes activities you do to ______.
- Earn money on the job
- Help people in need
- Relax in your free time
- The Holiday Inn and Motel 6 are both places to stay when you travel. They are examples of ______.
- Gas mileage
- Rental apartments
- Lodging
- The monthly fee paid to a landlord for a place to live is your ____.
- Rent
- Mortgage
- Down payment
- A person who owns an apartment or house and rents it to others is a ____.
- Dependent
- Beneficiary
- Landlord
- The fees that you pay when you take ownership of a house are called the ____.
- Closing costs
- Lease
- Security deposit
- Your ____ is insurance that will pay for damage to your house caused by fire, theft, or severe weather.
- Liability insurance
- Homeowner’s insurance
- Medical insurance
- The money a renter pays to the landlord before moving in is called ____. If the apartment is clean and un-damaged, it will be returned when the renter moves out.
- Down payment
- Security deposit
- Real estate tax
- A legal contract between a renter and the landlord is the ____.
- Lease
- Rent
- Real estate tax
- The money paid in advance as part of the purchase of a house is the ______.
- Closing costs
- Down payment
- Rent
- Insurance that covers damage to your car from fire and flood is _____.
- Liability coverage
- Medical coverage
- Comprehensive coverage
- Insurance that covers your doctor’s bills after an accident is _____.
- Liability coverage
- Medical coverage
- Comprehensive coverage
- Insurance that pays for other people’s injuries and property damage if you cause an accident is ____.
- Liability coverage
- Medical coverage
- Comprehensive coverage
- Insurance that pays for the repair of your car after an accident is ____.
- Uninsured motorist coverage
- Collision coverage
- Premium
- Insurance that pays for some of your costs if a driver without insurance hits your car is _____.
- Uninsured motorist coverage
- Collision coverage
- Premium
- A ____ is money paid to a company to buy insurance.
- Premium
- Labor
- Deductible
- An instrument that records how many miles a car has been driven is the ____.
- Labor
- Deductible
- Odometer
- Your ___ is the amount of money you have to pay for repairs before your insurance company pays.
- Deductible
- Premium
- Odometer
- Work done on a car in a repair shop is ____.
- Labor
- Premium
- Deductible
- Insurance rates are higher if you ____.
- Are married
- Are female
- Are under 25
Part Two – Problem Solving
Solve each problem below and circle your answer at the end. Please round to the nearest cent when necessary.
- Linda owns a music store. She buys a CD for $8. Then she marks the price up by 75%. What does she charge for the CD in her store?
- John owns a sandwich shop. It costs him $0.71 for the supplies to make each turkey sandwich. John sells these sandwiches at his shop for $5.99 each. How much is markup on each turkey sandwich?
- Katie spends $45 plus a $10 tips to get her hair done at a salon once a month. How much does she spend to get her done in one year?
- The item bought cost $16.98. The sales tax rate was 7%. What was the total cost of the item, including sales tax?
- The item bought cost $50. The sales tax rate was 6.4%. What was the total cost of the item, including sales tax?
- Jerron has his hair died purple at a beauty salon each month. He pays $48 plus a $10 tip. Jerron can buy hair dye for $11.99 and color his hair himself. If Jerron colors his own hair once a month, how much will he save in one year?
- A 300-ounce bottle of liquid laundry detergent costs $18.99. A 200-ounce bottle of the same brand costs $15.99. Which is the better buy, the 300-ounce bottle or the 200-ounce bottle?
*Answer all questions on Exercises98, 135, 162, 169, & 177 for problems38-67.